When it comes to the world of high-class style, Chanel is the worldwide terminology. That was the concept at the Chanel drop 2013 display organised Wednesday morning at London Fashion Weeks time.
Karl Lagerfeld’s newest, biggest item of driveway landscapes under the decorative cup roof of the Huge Palais was a enormous, spinning world with small Chanel banners placed wherever the product is marketed, which is fairly much everywhere evaluating from the map, except for African-american, Greenland, New Zealand and some other locations.
Karl Lagerfeld’s newest, biggest item of driveway landscapes under the decorative cup roof of the Huge Palais was a enormous, spinning world with small Chanel banners placed wherever the product is marketed, which is fairly much everywhere evaluating from the map, except for African-american, Greenland, New Zealand and some other locations.
But don't panic, Chanel’s high-class kingdom certainly will not stop until it gets to the finishes of the world and beyond. Perhaps Lagerfeld should be a space tourist for fashion week. But seriously, the massive spinning world was a indication that the product is unmatched in the high-class field for taking the display on the street, most lately to Linlithgo Structure in Scotland in Dec, to existing specific, unique selections motivated by a particular location. It’s a intelligent way to make a multli-billion international product like Chanel seem more special , and to express a one size does not fit all concept to customers.
